Replacing a condenser fan motor on an old Payne

This morning we got a condenser fan motor with stiff bearings that has stopped so we're going to we're going to replace the motor. I don't know if you can see this but that looks like that has that oil coming out of it which happens sometimes. You can't tell it's cold out here. Another motor. This right here I'm putting this brown with a white stripe the white together that's going to be my white or yellow wire. I'll take that and put it over here and contact it. Those two wires are basically the same thing. They both go to the run winding one right here. That goes to my capacitor. And on this one, this is a five. Check it real quick, but we're fixing to tie into that. First of all, I got it disconnected. Point nine one. Try real hard not to say war. I know I got a southern accent, but it's not a war, it's a wire. Check rotation real quick. This thing just went in the vehicle. Ooh, that contactor looks rough. I'm gonna just essentially check rotation, end, clockwise rotation. I think I'm gonna have to switch it up according to this right here. Lead end, we need clockwise. Yeah, I gotta reverse that. Pull this back inside and get some zip ties on it. Barely under, but we're under. Good on my hand.